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-- TN ------ -- a Ng a GP gp Ng mn NR RT Te TT ee 44 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, June 7 1988 Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales Auction Sales SATURDAY, JUNE 11 SALE TIME: 11:00 A.M. Auction Sale the property of the late GORDON EVERSON of Dunsford. Sale io be held across from Dunsford General Store. EQUIPMENT & TOOLS: 1981 Chev. 3% ton truck with stock racks (certified) - 4400 Ford in- dustrial 'diesel tractor with hydraulic industrial loader, Sim's cab & double remotes, Roper 18 HP riding lawnmower (42 hours), 24 ft. aluminum extension ladder, floor jack, % HP air compressor, Homelite chain saw-Pioneer 1074 chain saw, Rockwell Beaver 9' table saw, 3.5 HP Mastercraft lawnmower, electric sanders, cat- tle dehorners, battery charger, B & D skill saw, socket sets, ~ YOU COULDN'T ASK FOR MORE! for $319,000. Call Adrienne Hansen 985-7371 'or 985-2829 HAPPINESS BY THE ROOMFUL! Just $249,900. Call Adrienne Hansen 985-7371 or 985-2829 VICTORIAN CHARM than this striking 5 bed. split - level framed by tall maples in prestigious Castle Harbour 3 Ig. beds, whirlpool bath, for- mal din.rm. with French doors, family rm, games rm, prof. landscaped country lot. hydraulic jacks, tire changer, 3 HP Merry tiller, 20 gal. fuel tank, quantity of hand tools. FUR- NITURE: oak umbrella stand, R.C.A. console colour TV, 9 pc. dining room suite, coffee & end tables, table lamps, leather reclining 'chairs, 24" Kenmore electric stove, 2 door Findlay refrigerator, 22 rifle, odd wooden kitchen chairs, 21 cu. ft. freezer, 15 cu. ft. freezer, (6 months old), flowered pattern chesterfield & chair (like new), 4 pc. bedroom suite, 5 pc. maple dinette suite, china & glass & miscellaneous household items - property sold. Lunch Available. Don Corneil Auctioneer, R.R. 1, Little Britain, 705-786-2183. J7 SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH SALE TIME: 10:30 A.M. SHARP Farm Machinery Auction Sale the property of GWENLEA FARMS (AUDREY & JIM JAMIESON) Lot 2, Conc. 2, Scugog Twp. 3 miles east of Blackstock on Hwy. 57 to Regional Road 19 & 3 miles west. MACHINERY: Ford Super 6 4 x 4 diesel tractor, 16.9 x 30 tires - front & back, Cockshutt 30 gas tractor, Cockshutt 30 gas tractor for parts, Glenco 231/2' trail cultivator with wings, 11' offset tandem disc Bush Hog, John Deere 400 mix mill PTO like new, Ghil forage harvester - 2 row corn - hay pick up - PTO Deutz Fahn hay fluffer PTO, Calsa 200 ga. field sprayer - 20' boom-trail, Ghil GERRY MEHARGLTD. Member Broker 647 SCUGOG ST., PORT PERRY 985-7371 STOUFFVILLE ... 640-3131 / 473-1979 UXBRIDGE ... 852-6106 / 640-2600 FULL OF SURPRISES! 3 bed. home in Greenbank, let me tell you about the features at $184,900. Call Mary Wilson 985-2235 'SUNDERLAND - OLDER BRICK -- $149,500. This 3 bed. has pine flooring, lots of charm in wood trim, Ig. kit., deck, and family room with airtight. A real old fashioned, well-maintained home. Call Carole MacNeil 985-7371 or 985-0785 ~ outbldgs., large deck. SCUGOG POINT PRIVACY PLUS $72,900. Large treed seclud- ed lot, one bed. bungalow, 2 Ted Harvard 986-4673 or 985-7371 CAESAREA STARTER Why rent? $61,900. 2 bed. up, kitchen, living rm., den, 3 pc. bath down. Close to marina. Ted Harvard 986-4673 or 985-7371 i with this sale. a ct rng Cust. built 2400 sq.ft. on Ig. lot overlooking Lake Scugog. 4 bdrms, 3 baths, Jacuzzi plus much more. $214,900. Call Wendy Allen 985-7371 or 986-4264 or Mary Wilson 985-7371 or 985-2235 LOTS -- LOTS -- LOTS $39,900. and up, Scugog Point, lake access, some suitable for w/o basements, good view of lake. ' Ted Harvard 986-4673 or 985-7371 SUPER COUNTRY PROPERTY $124,900., 2 large bed. bung., full basmt., some hard- wood floors, plaster walls, 190x110' nicely landscaped. Ted Harvard 986-4673 or 985-7371. DIRECTIONS: Hwy. 57 to Conc. 4 Scugog, follow signs to Cadmus. WHEN YOU DRIVE BUY - IN TOWN $195,500. You won't see the truly gorgeous kit. and din. room with pine French doors, ceramic tile floor and counter- tops, nor the 2 fireplaces and total 5 bed. and that's not all. Call Carole MacNeil 985-7371 or 985-0785. CONGRATULATIONS to our Top Producers for the Month of May, 1988 ENJOY SUMMER FU TIMES ON LAKE SCUGOG Quality built 3 br. home, cozy family room with woodstove, DRIVE A LITTLE - SAVE A LOT! Bung., electric heat, country size lot, paved drive, lake ac- walk-out to deck, Port Perry. cess, enjoy summer fun, ex $158,900. Ruth Benns cellent retirement or startey, Bus. 416-852-6106 $82,900. or 640-2600 Carl Demoe 705-793-2481 Res. 705-357-2283 forage blower - HI-THROW PTO, new Idea manure spreader PTO, 2 Clay forage self-unloading boxes, 2 - 7 ton Martin gearing, 6 sections spike tooth harrows, 3 pt. blade - 3 pt. chizel plough, New Holland baler PTO, David Brown loader, &' trail Rotary mower PTO, V type snow blower, 1 row potato planter, New Holland wagon with rack 8' x 16', Clay silo unloader - used 1 season - 16' x 20", Cattle head gate TOR-MOST A25, Edson camper sleeps 6 - fridge - stove - furnace - fits 3 ton box, hoof trimmer, catile oiler; Clay 10' feeder auger complete with motor, Jamesway steel bull pen, Rasco steel grain bin 2700 bush, 3 pt. post hole driver, Dodge Valiant, Volkswagon 1600 for parts, land roller, quantity of inch lumber, forks, shovels, chains, many other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: Cash. No Reserve. Lunch Available. Sale managed & sold by Carl Hickson Auctions Reaboro, Ontario. Phone (705) 324-9959 or 324-8311. The Aucticneer or Proprietor will not be held responsible for public injury, public liability, or praoper- ty loss or damage in connection J 4 MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 6 SALE TIME: 7:00 P.M. Monthly Saddle Horse & Tack Auction at Lindsay Community Sale Barn, R.R. 2, Lindsay, On- tario. NOTICE: NEW FORMAT -- New & used Tack sold until 8:00 P.M. only. Horses at 8:00 P.M. sharp. Quantity of tack will be limited to 1 hour. For further in- formation or consignments con- tact Bill or Leslie Ellins 705-324-0724. Sale managed & sold by Carl - Hickson Auctions, Reaboro, Ontario. 705-324-9959 or 324-2774. (From page 13) 'addressed the group with a few words and presented 3 white candles tied with dif- ferent colours for reasons 'which she explained as she lit each one in turn. The first candle in green is for our past. It is a can- dle representative of the women - who 40 years ago started a new group under © the name of W.A. under the guidance of a Student Minister's Mother. It is in thankfulness for their vision | . of the world and their ~ famiilies, that they felt a need for a spiritual, service & fellowship group, that this candle we light. ~The second candle in red is for celebration and joy for our present. It is for everyone here who has a bond thro' 40 years to the, now, '"'Head Memorial" United Church women that we joyfully light this candle. The third candle with gold is for hope & anticipation for our future. It is for those who will continue to work in the U.C.W. so that we can still be a group in devotion to Christian workshop, fellowship & service for all women or those in need. We prayerfully light our third candle to the future. The luncheon by "Grace" U.C.W. and art & craft show on Sat. by "Head" U.C.W. was later in the year than usual due to several members being away. Thus, beautiful weather to help or suggest competition along with other events, perhaps the results were a little slower than usual. One quite interesting note was a lucky number draw on a quilt drawn by a relatively, unknown, Thy ly companion by the name of course, with ' SATURDAY, JUNE 18 SALE TIME: 11:00 AM. Farm Auction Sale Stewart & June Bray 1 mi. west of Raglan & north on Thornton Rd. (1 km. north of ninth con.) Farm sold, after 40 years, lots of furniture, collectibles, ap- pliances, and machinery highlighted by 4 chicken" coop chairs, antique tables, dressers, bed, chairs, pressback rocker, dishes, glassware, old newspapers (George V Corna- tion), woodstove, lamps, lanterris, pictures, cutter, buggy. buckboard wagon less wheels, In- ternational CUB tracter, scuffler & attachments,organ stool, side by side refrigerator-freezer, 2 freezers, gas stove, refrigerator, 3 hp Johnson motor, 14° Alum. boat, patio furniture, 4 furrow Massey plow, 3 furrow Int. plow, N.H. hay conditioner, Hog scales, 74 GMC % ton, trailer, 2 wagon loads and much more. Sale 11:00 a.m. Terms cash. Auctioneers Steve Liptay -- Earl Gauslin -- Garry Powell. 263-8710. Quality Estate Auctions. J 14 WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 22 SALE TIME: 6:00 P.M. Machinery, Truck & Camper Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Slide-In-Fibreglass . Camper, selling at the Wilson Sales Arena, Uxbridge, including Tractors, hay equipment, 1986 Chev. Half Ton Truck. Con- signments are now being ac- cepted for this sale. Please call Lloyd Wilson Auctions Lid., Ux- bridge, 416-852-3524. consent of owner Clara was pleased to present it to a young admirer & relative of Clara, Jackie Tripp, who will prize it as her first. June 4 was a busy day for ~ Doreen & Don Ashbridge, just off Con. 6. All their lives they had hoped for -a daughter but had to be satisfied with 3 sons & 2 grandsons. But Sat., their youngest son Ian gave them a third daughter-in-law, so now they are fairly even. Sometimes, daughters-in- law can be more loving than daughters. I believe our next event of interest is the Women's In- stitute for Wed , June 15 at 8 p.m. with convener Lilo Czilok with the theme of Education. The Roll Call will be Have you visited so- meone in a Nursing Home lately & what did you think of it? E. The motto is - We are not etting older; we are get- ting better. | Everyone is invited to hear Mrs. Sandy McCully speak on nursing home pro- cedures, and diabetic education. Mrs. McCully is "Discharge Planner & Diabetics Education Co- ordinator" at the Port Perry Hospital. On Sun., June 26, Kim Gerrow & Nicolle Bobbie from the Island with 8 others will receive their all- round cord at 2 p.m. at the Port Perry United Church. There will be a S.S. picnic for the Island United at the end of June, and Bible School at the end of Aug. Then we start July with "Pioneer Days" weekend at the Scugog Museum, Sat. & Sun., July 2 & 3. Make your plans accordingly. Mrs. Anne Alstein's mother from Holland is SATURDAY, JUNE 1 SALE TIME: 10:00 A.M. Farm. Sold Horse Equipment, Pony & Furniture Auction Sale of Horse Equip: ment, Pony & Furniture for the Royal Canadian Equestrian Cen- tre selling at the property, 1 mi. west of Hwy. 48 on Davis Dr. to 7th Con., then 1 mi. north to farm or 5 mi. east of Newmarket on "Davis Dr. to 7th Con., then 1 mi. north to farm, including Welsh Pony, Judge's stand, 20 x 60 metre _ dressage ring, Horse Equipment including jumps, cups, rails, ban- dage, wraps, medicine, blankets, bridles, English saddle, whips, riding helmets, farrier tools, pails, hay mets, mounting block, brooms, forks, shovels, wheelbar- row, snow fencing, hand & power tools, office furniture, tool boxes, barrels, water trough, 1974 AMC Mattador, swing set, Ige. qty. of furniture including dining room table & 5 chairs, lamps, clothes dryer, pictures, small appliances, 2 rockers, dresser, plus many other "items. Lunch available. Sale managed & sold by Lloyd Wilson Auctions Ltd., Uxbridge, 416-852-3524. rests. you classifieds & Scugog Island : visit to Canada which she enjoys very much. Mrs. Irene Carter & Mrs. Marion Carter went to Oshawa on Sat., June 4 to enjoy the nurses reunion celebration. It was the Alumnae Association of Oshawa School of Nursing - celebrating their 75th year. Nurses returned from many parts of U.S: and Canada as far away as B.C. There were 380 people present for the dinner at the Holiday Inn. It was a full day, perhaps from 9:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. with reunion and tours. There were 6 members of Irene & Marion's class. A . former nursing friend, visiting at the Haliburton area, spent the night at Marion's home. Don't waste this space! Small ads pay! B ea a TN HL A Sg A oR Tr pr rb reg Bagh) 9 Si & ADR ENNE of Inkie Dowson which turn- Joending 3 months Winger WENDY ALLEN M CARL DEMOE ed out to be Clara Dowson's daughter's iamily. is | 986.4264 TaD A005.3230 705-793-2481 A cat. Since Inkie doesn't ' year she managed to be'pre- : | 282y really need such a large bed ' sent for her grandaughter's | | Wei Nor cover, he or she with the wedding. This is her 12th I ores iN a